Viking Hellas takes over flights from UK
Viking Airlines AB has confirmed that its flights from the UK will be taken over by Greek associate airline Viking Hellas Airlines, giving it time to restructure.
Swedish-based Viking AB has temporarily ceased flying and it has returned all four of its leased aircraft to their lessors.
Although some UK-based Viking AB staff may lose their jobs, the airline said passengers would not be affected as Viking Hellas will take over its flying from the UK.
In a statement released this afternoon the airline said: "Viking Airlines AB will continue its restructuring plan with the aim of completing such in the next three months."
By Linsey McNeill
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